Board of Thanks for Mrs. Ogden Family
The family of Mrs. O Ogden thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement.
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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
5
The family of Mrs. O Ogden thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement.
Mr. Lyness Glass and Mrs. Jessie Bell and family express gratitude to friends and neighbours for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement and for the floral tributes.
Port Hope Tennis Club beat Orono Club on Saturday afternoon June Sth winning all five matches before rain halted the men's singles. Results include A Armstrong over G Mitchell 6 1 6 0 in ladies singles. First doubles Bongard Quantril over Colville Smith 6 3 6 1. Elmsley Sneyd over Winter Staples 6 0 7 5. Douglas Fox over Overend Oiverend 6 2 6 2. Armstrong Wynn over Cunningham Cornish 6 2 6 3.
Miss Meda Williams in Bow Manville Hospital. Freeda Wilson from Toronto visiting in Orono. Mervyn Keane had a tonsil operation in Toronto. Minnie Hall left for Oakville to visit her sister. John Armstrong returned from the Pacific coast for business. E G Hay of Toronto visiting her parents. Mrs Everett Porter visiting her father in Orono. Salvation Army Drive in Orono nets 217.80. Dr F Clement and Audrey Stevens of Sutton visited Sherwins. Tamblyn and Son sold a Holstein heifer to Charles Webster of Uxbridge. W R Jones enlisted in the Midland Regiment. wife and baby moving to Mrs Harrison’s. Visits among families noted. W J Riddell to Ottawa for Grand Lodge I.O.O.F. Mrs H Wolfraim of Lindsay staying with brother A H Keane. Jackson in St Michael's Hospital after a fall. Orme Gamsby invited to Black Gunn wedding at Lake Sieugog. Pie tins from reforestation banquet to be collected at Times. Jim Linston received a $5 Weather Bureau check for balloon instrument. Eaglesons and others attended J Greenaway's 40th anniversary in Port Hope. Annabelle McKay graduation at Whitby. Local Holstein prizes won by Tamblyn group. O Cowan brought large rhubarb stalks to Times office. A H Gibbard, Orono alumnus and Moose Jaw librarian, retiring to Vancouver. G C Hughson celebrates 98th birthday in Orono.
Due to limited space, a number of intended stories for this week were postponed and will appear in the next issue. The editorial team notes the delay affects multiple sections and apologizes for any inconvenience to readers.
Friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Jas Moffatt home to ice cream and candy in farewell to Freda Wilson prior to her upcoming marriage to Mr G Keith. Bowmanville Lions Bicycle Safety League to meet Scouts and youths at Scout Hall Saturday at 9 30 a m to discuss bicycle safety.
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